After watching Frank turn red, white, then green while watching Khan on Sat night, I am seriously worried about his blood pressure in the run up to this one.
What colours will he be turning this time, as his prized fighter with delicate chin steps in with someone who can actualy punch. Hard.
Should be a good one, don't think there's any way it can't....
Dean Powell has the best colour of the lot, a sort of orange/bronze tantastic look he always sports to the weigh ins. Is he constantly on holiday or just overdoing it with the old Boots St. Tropez cream?
MightyWarrior wrote:After watching Frank turn red, white, then green while watching Khan on Sat night, I am seriously worried about his blood pressure in the run up to this one.
What colours will he be turning this time, as his prized fighter with delicate chin steps in with someone who can actualy punch. Hard.
Should be a good one, don't think there's any way it can't....
But what about the Khan family on Sat, don't know if you saw it on telly but at one point I thought his Dad and brothers were going to jump into the ring. His Dad actually smacked the advertising board that sits on the outside off the ring and some lackey had to grab it and fix it. Brilliant.
Warren looked worried but not as bad as he was when he was at ringside Naz vs. Kelley.
If Mark Hobson, Marcelo Dominguez, Bruce Scott and Lee Swaby can hurt Enzo then so can Braithwaite.
Big Truck possesses an abysmal defence, stupidly keeps switching between southpaw and orthodox, but he's very quick and he cracks hard. If he lands first he'll take Enzo out early - I can't see this going past 3 rounds.
Enzo must keep tight, establish his jab and make use of his considerable height and strength advantages. I seem to recall one time that Braithwaite was considering boiling down to light-heavy.
MightyWarrior wrote:After watching Frank turn red, white, then green while watching Khan on Sat night, I am seriously worried about his blood pressure in the run up to this one.
What colours will he be turning this time, as his prized fighter with delicate chin steps in with someone who can actualy punch. Hard.
Should be a good one, don't think there's any way it can't....
If Khan was to lose, F rank Warren would have heart failure as it would possibly be the end of his ITV contract. If Calzaghe loses bloody it would send W rren into orbit. If Maccarinelli loses no one would give a toss.
Braithwaite can blow hot and cold but he has big fight experience, can punch a bit and switch hits. This all makes him a live opponent in my eyes and a significant step up from the likes of Bobby Gunn and Marco Heinichen. Macarinelli will need to come through and look good to make a statement on the world scene. I worry about Macarinelli's punch resistance but hopefully it will be a solid encounter for however long it lasts.
Don't forget Braithwaite has gone toe for toe with Mormeck and stopped Cantatore in Italy, it's an interesting one.
once upon a time big truck was looked upon as the next best thing since sliced bread, he was a long time unbeaten and i remember watching a tv documentary on him, does he still wear the nice multi coloured shorts ?
dopey wrote:
But what about the Khan family on Sat, don't know if you saw it on telly but at one point I thought his Dad and brothers were going to jump into the ring. His Dad actually smacked the advertising board that sits on the outside off the ring and some lackey had to grab it and fix it. Brilliant.
Warren looked worried but not as bad as he was when he was at ringside Naz vs. Kelley.
Yes you could see the Khan family freaking out ringside as well. His dad was holding back a large woman who looked like she was about to jump into the ring!
leforge wrote:Braithwaite beaten better fights than Macca
good. so you can give Macca credit for the win then, on Saturday.
Are you sure yopu don't want to bail out with - Braithwaite is a natural light heavy / Braithwaite lost his biggest fights / Braithwaite is not in his prime?
Yes, it is DECENT, but Braithwaite's not what he was 2-3 years ago. Solid top 10 and I have no complaints, but it's not the top-drawer affair some are making it out to be.